BOCA RATON, Fla. (March 12, 2025) - Georgian Court Women's Lacrosse finished up their trip to Florida with a tall task, taking on the No. 6 team in the country, Lynn. The Fighting Knights' defense shined, limiting GCU to just four goals in a 12-4 Lynn victory.
How it Happened
• While Georgian Court won the draw control battle, 12-8, Lynn still dominated in possession.
• That's in part to 30 GCU turnovers. Lynn lost the ball just 13 times.
• The Knights totaled 36 shots, 28 on goal. The Lions didn't get their 10th shot until the fourth quarter and finished with 11, nine on net.
• Cards weren't a factor. Each team was called for two. GCU though did cash on with two power play goals.
• Georgian Court didn't find much success on free-position shots. They were 0-2 while Lynn was 2-4.
1st Quarter
• After five scoreless minutes in which
Natalie Moradian made three saves, Lynn finally broke through with a goal following a Lions turnover.
• The Lion defense continued to play well, but the offense couldn't create shots.
• Lynn scored twice more while the Lions only two shots came on free-position chances.Â
• Moradian made five saves in the frame.
2nd Quarter
• Lynn pulled ahead in the second scoring six goals.
• They got their first less than a minute into the quarter.
• A woman-up goal made it 5-0 and the Knights bumped it to 6-0 with 10 minutes to play in the half.
• Neither team scored for more than seven minutes, but Lynn finished the half with a flurry.
• They scored three more times in the final 3:06, including a goal with 14 seconds left and led 9-0 at the half.
3rd Quarter
• Lynn brought the lead to 10-0 before the Lions finally got on the board.
• At the 7:27 mark in the third
Nena Menard scored. GCU earned a free-position shot, but pulled out, ran an offensive play and Menard scored.
• Following a Knights penalty, GCU made it 10-2 as
Isabel Raimondi found
Caitlin Petrellese for a woman-up goal.
• Georgian Court outscored the Knights 2-1 in the third.
4th Quarter
• Lynn scored to start the fourth and bring the lead to 11-2.
• Georgian Court had another opportunity with the extra attacker and this time Raimondi scored herself with a feed from
Jill Konschak.
• Just 23 seconds later, Raimondi scored for the second time, and it was a 4-1 Lion run.
• That was all the scoring for GCU though. Lynn added a late goal to bring the final to 12-4.
Lion Stat Leaders
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Natalie Moradian was under heavy duress and made 16 saves.
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Isabel Raimondi scored twice and added an assist.
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Nena Menard scored and picked up four ground balls.
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Caitlin Petrellese scored, won three draw controls, picked up two ground balls and caused two turnovers.
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Addison Rivera won six draw controls.
For the Fighting Knights
• Kristyn Johnson and Elizabeth Clagett scored three goals and added an assist.
• Taylor Tobin picked up five ground balls.
• Emily Solomon won six draw controls with four ground balls and three caused turnovers.
• Elica Callista made four saves in goal over the final 20 minutes.
• Ava Cegilia started the game and got the win needing to only make one save.
News and Notes
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Addison Rivera's six draw controls are a career-high.Â
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Natalie Moradian's 16 saves match a career-high.Â
• Georgian Court is finished playing nonconference games for 2025.Â
Up Next
• Georgian Court has 10 days off to get ready for the start of CACC play. That begins next Saturday, March 22 at Caldwell at 4 pm.Â